Personal Mission

I built SilverHand because I understand firsthand what it means to live with a physical disability. This project is driven by a fundamental belief: assistive technology should be affordable, accessible, and empowering—not locked behind prohibitive costs or gatekeeping.

SilverHand represents the intersection of biomechatronics, biosignal processing, and accessible design—areas I am passionate about advancing through rigorous research and translational engineering.

My vision is to contribute to research and innovation in:

• Human-centered wearable robotics for individuals with motor impairments
• Real-time biosignal acquisition, processing, and intuitive control interfaces
• Making advanced assistive technology accessible and affordable through open-source design
• Interdisciplinary collaboration bridging engineering, neuroscience, and clinical practice

I am eager to collaborate with researchers, clinicians, and other individuals with disabilities to advance the state of the art and ensure these technologies reach those who need them most.